Tuesday, July 29th, I'm Sean Morgan, and this is the news behind the news.

This week, America reached a breaking point. The headlines exposed a pattern long ignored.

Stories from across the country made it clear something deeper is happening in our culture.

Millions of Americans recognize what they were seeing. Anti-white propaganda

is real, and it's everywhere. Let's look at the stories that lit the fuse. Sydney Sweeney, an American

actress, beloved by millions, appeared in a national ad for American Eagle. The tagline read,

She's Got Good Genes. It was a play on words, simple and familiar. The critics reacted quickly. They

accused the ad of pushing coded language. They framed it as a signal of white supremacy.

Meanwhile, viewers saw something different. They saw a confident young woman in a clean,

unpoliticized campaign, and they welcomed the return of straightforward style and simplicity.

The reaction was widespread.

American Eagle's stock surged.

Non-woke advertising delivers real results.

And in New York City, a mass shooting dominated the news cycle.

CNN ran a headline suggesting the shooter was white.

Other networks released his identity that he wasn't.

The early framing didn't match the facts.

Once again, the narrative took priority over the evidence. Many people remember previous examples.

Remember peaceful, fiery but peaceful? You know, these tactics are just deepening public distrust.

And in Cincinnati, new footage has begun to circulate

at a jazz festival groups of black teens attacked white attendees.

The incidents were caught on video. The footage showed deliberate violent actions. The public voiced outrage.

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